US Edition✏️ New Blog: Rising Global Debt Requires Countries to Put their Fiscal House in Order
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Amid heightened uncertainty, policymakers will need to deal with complex trade-offs between debt, slower growth, and new spending pressures Major policy shifts underway have heightened global uncertainty. The series of recent tariff announcements by the United States, and countermeasures by other countries have increased financial market volatility, weakened growth prospects, and increased risks. They come in the context of rising debt levels in…
Vitor Gaspar asks for budgetary discipline: countries like the USA, France and China must “put the house in order”
World public debt could reach 100% of GDP in five years, warns the International Monetary Fund in the Fiscal Monitor released this Wednesday. China, France and the USA are the three main 'engines' of the shooting. Vítor Gaspar asks for budgetary discipline
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